Connecticut western news., 1887-10-26
Local News.

relatives at Vineland, N. J.
 The Rev. F. w. Barnett returned last week Wednesday from his vacation
 Mir Allen B St John and his bride are expected to visit relatives here this week
 The total number of tickets sold for the excursion to Hartford last We'd nesday was TIT
 Pianos and Organs rented or sold on installments by Capewel, the jewell CT. West Winsted, Ct.
 Mrs Geo B. Cogswell and two chil- dren, of West Stockbridge, visited at T. B. Strong's last week.
 --Dr. Danielson. who has been located at East Canaan for several years, moved to Lebanon, Conn. last Monday.
 Miss A. E. Odell will continue her millinery buisness, notwithstanding reports to the contary. Read her card in another column.
 If you want 8 winters supply of cabbage, drop postal to N. s. Stevens East Canaan, Conn.,, stating your wants and he will fill your order.
 W. Fl. Camp was taken seriously ill, without any warning, last Sunday night. He is improving but considers it prudent to remain in bed few days.
 You may possibly go without potatoes all winter if you fail to secure them this week. Hall, Hornbeck & Go have them for sale to-day-see advertise ment.
 We publish to-day brief but com prehensive description of the process of making steel rails at the Bessemer Steel works at Bethlehem, Pa., furnish ed us by our special correspondent
 -Subscribe for the Yankee Blade if you wish to read Mormonism Unvel- ed or the Crimes of the Danites," also "Cruising on the Mexican Frontier. " See advertisement in another column.
 Mrs Edwin Sturges. of East Lee, Mass, visited friends here last week. Nil, Sturges has rebuilt his monumen- tai works which were destroyed by the flood last year when the Nudge pond dam gave away.
 The repairs to the exterior of the M. B. Church are completed and the edifce fairly glistens with two new coats of white paint, applied by Henry Beardsley and his assistant The interior of the church will soon be painted and frescoed.
 Wouldn't some of the mighty hun ters, who glory in shooting the little innocent red squirrels, ehipmunks and chipping-birds, take leg bail if they should happen to unexpectedly meet in the woods, Pete Hicks dressed in his Indian suit !?
 The report of The County Meet ing" published in THE NEWS of Oct. 19 was copied ger batim from THE NEW MILFORD GAZETTE of Oct. IA, but through an oversight the article was not credited to THE GAZETTE. We trust the unintentonal plagiarism will not in the least disturb the peace of mind of our esteemed neighbor, who is now enjoying his honeymoon.
 Fuller & Peet have large assort- ment of dry goods, clothing, blankets, fannels, hosiery, underwear, gloves and mittens, hats and caps, boots, shoes and rubbers at popular prices, for the fall and winter trade. You cannot snag their rubber boots, but when you ob- serve their new 'adv. you strike a snag that will arrest your attention fel awhile.
 -Almerine Gillette started last Satur. day for Madison, Ohio. He will visit relatives there, and intends to locate there, or at some point further west ii he finds good opening for business and the climate agrees with him. We are sor. " to part with so excellent 8 citizen and we sincerely hope he may return to the Happy Land of Canaan ere long.
 pr. c. w. Camp, H. P. Tracy and others have within the past week formed company for the manufacture of lime, under the firm name of The Canaan Lime Go. The firm have leased the quarry on the Lewis farm, also land on which to erect lime kilns, and all buildings required in the business, IT short leased sufficient land to store wood and all materials required in the prosecution of the business.
 -Sanford's History of Connecticut is heartily commended by such eminent historians and educators as Tossing, Professors Johnston, Camp, Northend and Northrop, Gov Cooke and many others equally prominent. The book is being sold by agents with remarkable success, and large sale Is sure to be made in every town in our state. Il will pay anyone wanting pleasant and profitable business, to write the we'll known publishers, s. s. Scranton & O. Hartford, Conn.
 -"Our Paper" is the title of three column folio published occasionally by Rev B. F. Atwood, pastor of the Cong church at Bloomfield, Conn. It con tAins . church directory of said church